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1.51 Ct. Pink Sapphire from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | S48512 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.77 Width: 5.87 Height: 3.3 |
Weight: | 1.51 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,900 |
This 1.51 carat, natural pink sapphire presents a textbook example of refined step cutting, with dimensions of 7.77 by 5.87 by 3.30 millimeters, a faceted emerald cut profile, and an unheated, no enhancement origin from Ceylon Sri Lanka. The weight of 1.51 carat positions this stone within a premium band of size for pink sapphires, providing appreciable face up presence while retaining excellent optical control, and the specified medium color intensity steers the hue into the most versatile and desirable zone for pink, allowing the saturation to read vivid without tipping into overly dark territory. Clarity is graded very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, and this combined set of attributes underscores an uncompromised approach to material selection and lapidary technique, with an excellent polish that maximizes light return across the broad table and stepped crown. The Natural Sapphire Company sources this specimen directly from established Ceylon deposits, and the absence of heat or other enhancement preserves the original crystal lattice, natural color zoning, and characteristic silk textures that collectors and connoisseurs prize.
The emerald cut faceting is executed to emphasize planar reflection and color purity, with long, parallel step facets on the crown and pavilion that produce a sequence of mirror planes, crisp facet junctions, and broad color windows. These step facets reduce scintillation compared to brilliant cuts, and instead offer a hall of mirrors effect that showcases the sapphire s inherent tone and saturation, the excellent polish ensuring that facet surfaces are smooth and precise to the aperture. At 1.51 carat, the stone s mass is sufficient to support a deep, well balanced pavilion, which contributes to a robust internal color depth without unnecessary extinction, and the table plane is sized to reveal the stone s internal character, while allowing the eye to appreciate the very slightly included clarity grade under typical viewing conditions. Craftsmanship details such as symmetrical facet alignment, even girdle thickness, and careful crown to pavilion proportioning were prioritized during cutting, to maintain consistent light paths and to keep the visual center of gravity stable when set in a ring or pendant.
From a setting perspective, the 1.51 carat emerald cut pink sapphire performs exceptionally well in designs that respect its step cut geometry and color behavior. A four prong or bezel with low profile edges will protect the elongated corners and preserve the flat table, while open gallery designs permit side lighting that can enhance the medium color intensity without washing it out. The stone s dimensions, 7.77 by 5.87 by 3.30 millimeters, translate into a substantial face up rectangle that sits elegantly on the finger, offering presence that reads larger than many round stones of similar weight due to the extended length and breadth. For collectors and designers considering accent stones, pairing with white diamonds in a channel or halo can increase apparent brilliance without competing with the sapphire s pure pink tone, and a warm metal choice such as 18 carat rose gold can harmonize with the pink, whereas platinum or white gold will create contemporary contrast. When weight, provenance, and lapidary quality are evaluated together, the 1.51 carat Ceylon emerald cut pink sapphire from The Natural Sapphire Company represents a premium, museum quality choice, combining an expressive pink hue, precise step cutting, natural clarity characteristics, and an excellent polish, all preserved in an unheated stone that carries the story of its Sri Lankan origin.





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